Troisième arrondissement électoral de l'Aisne (1831-1848)

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Troisième arrondissement électoral de l'Aisne
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Législature IIe à la VIIe (monarchie de Juillet)
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La troisième arrondissement électoral de l'Aisne est une ancienne circonscription législative de l'Aisne sous la monarchie de Juillet de 1831 à 1848.

Description géographique et démographique

Le troisième arrondissement électoral de l'Aisne regroupe uniquement Saint-Quentin et son canton. Elle était l'une des 7 circonscriptions législatives du département de l'Aisne.

Étant basé sur un suffrage censitaire, un collège électoral se réunit à Saint-Quentin pour élire le député de l'arrondissement, selon les termes définis par la loi[1]. Un cens de 200 francs est nécessaire pour être électeur[2] et un cens de 500 francs est obligatoire pour être éligible[3].

Créée par la loi du , elle regroupait les divisions administratives suivantes : le canton de Saint-Quentin[4].

Elle disparaît le , jour de la chute de la monarchie de Juillet et de la proclamation de la Deuxième République.

Le gouvernement provisoire de la nouvelle république supprime, par le décret du , le découpage électoral avec l'introduction du scrutin de liste majoritaire à un tour départemental et du suffrage universel masculin[5].

Historique des députations

Députés de l'arrondissement électoral élus à la Chambre des députés
Législature Début Fin Député Parti / Idéologie Observation
IIe législature Vacant
7/ Joseph Dufour-Denelle Libéral ministériel Élu lors d'une élection complémentaire
Dissolution le par Louis-Philippe Ier
Jean-Baptiste Harlé Tiers parti Élu lors d'une élection complémentaire
Dissolution le par Louis-Philippe Ier
IIIe législature Benoît Fould Majorité gouvernementale Dissolution le par Louis-Philippe Ier
IVe législature Benoît Fould Majorité gouvernementale Dissolution le par Louis-Philippe Ier
Ve législature Benoît Fould Majorité gouvernementale Dissolution le par Louis-Philippe Ier
VIe législature Étienne de Cambacérès Gauche Dissolution le par Louis-Philippe Ier
VIIe législature Étienne de Cambacérès Gauche

Notes et références

  1. ↑ Bulletin des lois de la République française, Paris, Imprimerie nationale, (lire en ligne), p. 231
  2. ↑ Bulletin des lois de la République française, Paris, Imprimerie nationale, (présentation en ligne), p. 177
  3. ↑ Bulletin des lois de la République française, Paris, Imprimerie nationale, (présentation en ligne), p. 193
  4. ↑ Bulletin des lois de la République française, Paris, Imprimerie nationale, (présentation en ligne), p. 200
  5. ↑ Bulletin officiel du Ministère de l'intérieur, Paris, Dupont, (lire en ligne), p. 38

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